07-06-2016 08:31 PM
Hello, Sorry for my incomplete explanation, but if you are given that specific stop button in an exam, can you modify it to your suggested solution and not lose any points?.
07-06-2016 08:43 PM
Hello, how would you typically go about resetting the button to its default value?
07-06-2016 08:48 PM
@hiNI wrote:Hello, Sorry for my incomplete explanation, but if you are given that specific stop button in an exam, can you modify it to your suggested solution and not lose any points?.
Command buttons should be latched. I am not sure about losing points for changing the mechanical action (I would guess that you would), but you definately would lose points for the local variable or property node for resetting it.
07-06-2016 08:58 PM
Hello, thanks for your input. I see that in order to overcome then the local variable, I would have to use the shift register. How then would you go about resetting the button without using the property node value?
07-06-2016 10:58 PM
@hiNI wrote:How then would you go about resetting the button without using the property node value?
A latch action button resets itself. Just place thee terminal in the dataflow.
07-07-2016 10:03 AM
@hiNI wrote:Hello, thanks for your input. I see that in order to overcome then the local variable, I would have to use the shift register. How then would you go about resetting the button without using the property node value?
By doing one of the options I gave you here. By having the button set to "Latch When Released" and putting the terminal in the event case, the button will "reset" when the event is handled since that is where the terminal is read, causing the unlatching to happen.